GoDebug
Go debugger (Delve) integration with Sublime Text 3
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GoDebug
Delve plugin for Sublime Text 3.
Based on ideas and sources: * SublimeGDB * go-debug * jsonrpctcp
Prerequisites
Installation
- Using Package Control Plugin
- Manually clone git repository GoDebug in your package directory
Enable plugin for your project
- On active view of window right click mouse and choose from menu Delve/Enable (not recommended, if your project file contains necessary commented lines, after execution Sublime Text will remove all commented content)
- Manually put specific setting in project file <YourGoProject>.sublime-project
"settings":
{
...
"delve_enable": true
...
}
Usage
See the default key bindings, the default mouse map and the sample setting.
In short: * If you have multiple projects, you most likely want to put project specific setting in your project file, with a prefixed “godebug_” * If you have multiple executables in the same project, you can add a “godebug_executables” setting to your project settings, and add an entry for each executable's settings * Toggle breakpoints with Alt+F9 * Launch with F5 * Next with F6 * Step into with F7 * Step out with Shift+F7 * Click on the appropriate line in the Delve Stacktrace view to go to that stack frame. Deactivated by default, see the mouse map for details * Click a variable in the Delve Variables view to show its children (if available).Deactivated by default, see the mouse map for details * You can also access some commands by right clicking in any view
License
GoDebug are released under the MIT license. See LICENSE